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Place Value

Place Value

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Mathematics

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2nd Grade

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Practice Problem

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Medium

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CCSS
2.NBT.A.3, L.1.6, L.3.6

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Ashley Collins

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5 Slides • 5 Questions

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I CAN read and write numbers in different ways.

Whole group math 9.28.20

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There are multiple ways to write the same number.

Standard Form- The form that we usually see when working with problems. Ex: 386

Base Ten Form- drawing the hundreds, tens, and ones with flats, tens rods, and units

Word form- using words to write the number

Expanded form- writing an addition sentence based on the value

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Multiple Choice

How do you write 143 in expanded form?

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100+40+3

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143

3

1+4+3

4

10+4+3

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Multiple Select

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What is another way to write this number? (342)

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3+4+2

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three hundred

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300+40+2

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three hundred forty-two

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Multiple Choice

If I have 3 hundreds, 6 tens, and 8 ones. What's my number in standard form?

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hundreds

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638

3

863

4

368

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Multiple Choice

Was I correct in writing 2+2+1 as the expanded form of the number 221?

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Yes!

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No

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If you answered no, give yourself a pat on the back!


Remember, when writing in expanded form you will write the addition sentence based on the value of each number. So, 221 would be 200 +20 + 1

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Open Ended

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Write the number 261 in word form.

pattern-tertiary

I CAN read and write numbers in different ways.

Whole group math 9.28.20

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